Building Fluent NHibernate Maps at runtime - fluent-nhibernate

Question

I am working on a project that looks at the database created by Mirth Connect v3.
In this version, tables are created at run time based on channels created.
For example, if I create a new channel, it creates an entry in a table that has a unique id. Then, using that id, a set of tables is created with that id added onto the end of the name. ie for a channel with id 8, a table called d_ms8 (among others) is created.
All of these tables (d_ms*) have the same structure.
What I am wondering is whether or not there is a way to map this sort of thing in Fluent NHibernate.
public class MapChannelStats : ClassMap<ChannelStatsObj>
{
public const String TableName = "d_ms8";
public MapChannelStats()
{
Table(TableName);
Id(x => x.MetadataID).Column("metadata_id");
Map(x => x.ServerID).Column("server_id");
Map(x => x.Errored).Column("error");
Map(x => x.ErroredLifetime).Column("error_lifetime");
Map(x => x.Filtered).Column("filtered");
Map(x => x.FilteredLifetime).Column("filtered_lifetime");
Map(x => x.Received).Column("received");
Map(x => x.ReceivedLifetime).Column("received_lifetime");
Map(x => x.Sent).Column("sent");
Map(x => x.SentLifetime).Column("sent_lifetime");
}
}
Thanks,
Bruce.

Answer 1

It is a difficult thing what you are asking, because I think you are not able to change the table's name at runtime. However, if you change your approach, there should be some possibilities, like:
You could create a column to specify the tenant ID, instead of creating a whole table for it. Then, you can set a filter specifically for this column (reference), which you can change like this:
Session.EnableFilter("tenant-filter").SetParameter("TenantId", "2");
Or you could create a database for which tenant and use a component like Boot.Multitenancy.